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VARIANCE CASE N. PL25-0089 (AMAROK FOR GH CAMARILLO LLC)

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A variance has been granted to Amarok for GH Camarillo LLC to deviate from the North County Zoning Ordinance standards regarding accessory structure height and setbacks, specifically allowing two 31-foot-tall steel poles—each consisting of a 30-foot pole on a 1-foot base—to be installed within the 15-foot rear setback zone of Greenhouses 3 and 4. These poles will support battery-operated security cameras that function continuously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, without connection to the main electrical grid. No exterior lighting is planned, as the cameras are equipped to record in all lighting conditions. The request seeks approval for this non-standard installation to enhance security while complying with operational and environmental constraints. The variance application is formally designated as Case No. PL25-0089 and was posted on August 5, 2026, under the jurisdiction of Ventura County, California, with the place of performance located in Camarillo at 93012. The project is managed by Kristina Boero, Planning Manager, who can be contacted at the county's planning office, and Sydney Tooker, Manager of Compliance for Amarok, serves as the primary point of contact for the applicant. The project's official documentation is available through the CEQA Net system, and no set-aside or NAICS code is applicable, indicating it is not a procurement or federal contract.

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Amarok granted variance to install two 31-ft security poles in setback, powering cameras off-grid, no lighting.

Agency

California → Ventura County

NAICS

561621 - Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)View NAICS

Place of Performance

Las Posas Rd. and Laguna Rd., Camarillo, CA, 93012

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NONE

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PL25-0089 Notice of Exemption for Variance Case

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AgencyCalifornia → Ventura County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Ventura County
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Kristina BperoPlanning Manager
Sydney TookerManager of Compliance - West

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This Variance is granted to authorize deviations from the development standards of NCZO Sections 8106-1.1 and 8106-5.1 (a) related to accessory structure height and setbacks. Specifically, the request includes the installation of two, 30-foot-tall steel poles atop a 1-foot base (total height of 31 feet) with battery-operated security cameras affixed to the top of each pole. The base footings of the poles would be within the 15-foot rear setback of Greenhouses 3 and 4. The cameras will not be connected to main power and operate 24 hours per day, 7-days per we.ek. Exterior lighting is not proposed as the cameras are designed to record in any light condition.

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